Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05
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PRrscorr. March I-The House re- fused to pass tue bill to abolish the Ter ritorial Univerfity by a vote of IS 10 q. The Nacosarl wand Las surely lost its
 LONDON. March l.-PsrliameDt has been asked to grant another quarter of a million pounds for the expense of the navy.
 to tbe Exchange Telegraph company says # is stated there that Prince Bis- marck intends to request President Grew 10 dismiss General BOGl8nger from the mIIistry.
 WAsuIyGToy. March l.-The House bill making app-opriaiions Tor She pay rnaut of Mexican UsBlO's was taken up and uass-i. l6 ap3-ngri f-s SZ 1V,hy for the rer. finder Oi thg ii-c.I yyaT au SlGDUOO fsr .Al next fiscal ,csr. W Ills p-esruteI tra .u3isryuca report e. the RIvsr and ualbor bIl and rG d-mHnt of Ander-u1, os ka-saE. the s.il was real ru ex,eusl. lEC tutd Ct tle bill ts ras-cI tLe seulte a.s Sll G2l 3Ja and 6s !. comes from t.e ccGiUTeEce 1t gas S9,gl9OO0, @ tig loss.
 BERLIN. March l-Tha National Zeituns sags she third donation oi 2.5ln has been received from Americ=l Socialists Co assist iu ih5 election oi Socialists e udiia;es to ;be RsichstaE
 PARIS. March l.-An explosion OC- eurred to-day in the Beaubean cOllisTy s. St. .Elienne. Isi5 rep red that several hundred miners were killed.
 LONDON. March l.--The steamer Val paralso frcm Liverpool, for ValDstDisc, was wrecked to-day off Nlso, Spaln, TEe vessel had cn board goo pa-senesrs, all ot whom. with the malls. were saved.
 WAsHISGroS. March l-Iha senate to-day passed 57 pension bills IT. p mlu- utas.
 BERLIN, March I.-The Rnss.an en- DassY are daily becoming moro emb.r- rassaf. That the government Is look ug for Russian irruphous iLto Atghauistbn is shown by tbe fac: that Lord DOiferIn is hur-ying British troops Co the frontier Co help the Ameer, This circuus lance was caJled on ss runor last week, and IS now confirmed. It is understood that the govsrnme nt has resolved to Gdnerr 10 the Austrian alliance and to support that country at sea 10 case Of n war with Russia. Al the war office and the 6d- miraliy the opinion grows hourly that Russia means simultaneous operations a.alnst Bulgaria and Afghauistan and that Austria and England wil! Eeet her on those nelds.
 LONDON, Mach l-Dispatches Tecaiv- ed here from Sofia say that the tro Ts of the garrison cf Sel.stria revolted yes terday evening R1d pronounced Bgainei the regency; troops are marching tO SIl- estfia from Rustcheck. Nsrna and Shumla, to queil the mutiuy.
 RoNF. Feb. 1-TFtmors continue tc be felt in Italian Revera, tus no Hd- ditional damage has been done.
 HERKINER, \, Y, Feb. 2s.-RoKsnnB Druse, who murdered her husband Geo. Dm-e. iu Dec mber. 1884. was hanged Co. noon to-day. Alter service last evening. Mrs. DTu>e rg named uI until about ll3l. Deputy Sheriff Man niCn, with Mr. and Mrs Waterman, ihe death watch. IL iuCed her to le down and she LII about an hour oi quiet sleep. She awakened with a start and upon arising. began to write letters as calmly as she had ct any time during her incarceration. In one oi these she thanked ihe sheriff for the kindness Co her and aekci that her bDcy might tc given c. her sister for Christian burial After writing she laid down again aud fell into dose Sac was attacked wi:h hysteria m a violent form aud 1t re- Quirtd considerable effort upon the part Of tho watchers Co arouse and cGlm her During the night she eat one of the heartIest meals shs had eaten since she was @ prisoner. She had about two hours rest after a. n., but did not sleep souudly at any tune. Rev. pr Powell visited Ir7 Druse about 9 o'clock and l.d a.l Iu bis power to calm her and pr. pare her for the awful moment. Tle execution wee witnessed by 2j persons lrCl1iinr tha Cfiic-rs.
 A-Il42 Mrs. B0Us. aUl Dr. Ho7 Eue's .u tLe floor lt tle .c-fr fd. under .r- rope '.-s D-E7e Lcll her i.I-hisr's born In Ter band and c..-el her eyes whilc Dr.. Howell oiier- al r-.gcr. .irs. D-Gs9 w.s ircE ed iu l.a.k c-7hl rs Ei:h .Gcei neck and f..lgg-; sLe wore @ mall shawl over her 7loHiirr7 SLc m.Il.siusI her com pI 1-u uat-l foe cap Eas drawn over l.s si.ce, when she began to moan and finally began to rCreLu CD loudly that sue could be heHTi ir 'Ec street EjIoiu- uR tho jail. Tho -Eap -l- sprung nd iftyr sle f.I. she made -lt one CouvCls- we move rm.ni.
 NEW YOEE, Feb. 2S.-The Stars Lon lon correspondent cables Gs follows 1: The outlook in the east grows hourly more threatening"
 The Times purli5h & letter from its correspondent a, Vienna tO the effect that the relations of Russia with Ger many and Austria are severely strained and what is more important, no further attempts are made in otii,iai circles to conceal the fact, D.spa Ches from ether sources confirm ttiz.
 Tee Lcyant Herald, whose special correspondents hay recently been mak- -ng close inquiry into RuSsian nrma- nents, declares that tLe Russian force now concentrated ia Central Asia equipped for Eciive service in the field, number fully 3O0.OD0 men ot rll srns Of these three divisions of 50,0t0 c. 6iOJO men each are ready tO march on AfghanistBn at a few days' notice. Re ports have been Teceived ot plenty oi Russian troops who gre mssscd il Bus- 7a aA HatA#t -N7l rAtt.AE V f4l|A la Ai" a"f va 30 dIiiicul, to obtain information. Thee reports prove that iu77ia hEs made enormous preparations for m offensive war. Russian Poland Is described ca one vast camp oi armed men.
 NEW YORK. February 2S-Two ligat- CTS flied with cotton, HEd the stesmer Lone Star of the Morgan steamship ine 'burned at the foot oi Chstl stcu street, North river. thIs evening. The steamer and light'r rs were t0Eci iu md stream, io save other shipping uegr by It is reported tLs; one man was burned -o death Ol the steamer. Several other sailors jlnpCi .l tae Iiver Co save them selves, The Lone Star Is ihe steamer Shat ran iato and sank ;he British steau- ar Wells City, few weeks ago. Tie Lone S.ar vas damaged Co the extentui Sl0HO1l. Sine was be1chsi o1 the Jer- seY shlre There were about 4,OOJ 5ales of cotton slowed there. Some of this was saved. Tae loss on the cotton was Si50OlO. Total S3J0,OOl.
 WAsHINCrlS, Feb. 2s-The house labor arbitration bil! was to-day passed by the .roR'e. without amendment. On notion ot Plumb, the house ball 10 pro- sIie foi tLa g6j 6jls.meut of lGud grants, heretofore made by congress and re nriufnf- uup1iustei was taken m and